The City of Boston Elections Department has verified that Felix G. Arroyo has officially made the ballot for the Mayoral election that will take place on September 24 of this year.
Arroyo’s campaign submitted 8,434 signatures, of which over 3,000 have been certified as registered voters in Boston, passing the mark to have his name appear on the ballot.
No stranger to the North End/Waterfront community Arroyo said, “I am grateful for the hundreds of volunteers and the nearly 8,500 people who signed my nomination papers.”
Arroyo who currently serves as an At Large Boston City Councilor has supported and assisted with many issues facing the North End/Waterfront neighborhood always with positive results.
“As Mayor, I will continue to focus on the issues that are important to our communities,” the candidate said.
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